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LVMH, Hermès, and Kering Suffer From China’s COVID-19 Clampdown
Sales for top-notch luxury players were good in the first three months of 2022, mostly thanks to Europe and the Americas. Read MoreHow Luxury Can Navigate China’s Zero-Covid Policy
Jing Daily suggests four soft power approaches for luxury to connect with Chinese consumers during this difficult time. Here’s how to show up for China. Read MoreLVMH Sidelines China’s Middle Class Shoppers
The hashtag #LVMH is betting on the high-end market in the future# is trending on Weibo. Will this result in a backlash from shoppers in lower-tier cities? Read MoreLanvin Group’s IPO Puts China’s LVMH on the Map
Lanvin Group announced its New York IPO plan via a partnership with Primavera Capital. But can the Shanghai-based luxury group convince investors? Read MoreThe Effect of the War Against Ukraine on Luxury Brands in China
As many international brands cease operations in Russia, Jing Daily explores the difficulties labels face in navigating the economic fallout of war. Read MoreWar in Ukraine, COVID in China, the Global Economy Braces for Impact
With a resurgence of COVID-19 in China and South Korea putting further pressure on the global economy, Jing Daily looks at the implications for luxury. Read MoreThe Web3 Playbook for Brands
Beyond the world of NFTs, Web3 will offer brands strategic opportunities to drive growth, increase revenue, and build greater brand awareness. Read MoreWhy Luxury Will Turn to Big Data in 2022
In 2022, the best luxury brands will move into the future and ensure success by fostering their company’s most valuable intangible asset: data. Read MoreThe Winners and Losers of 2021
As 2021 draws to a close, Jing Daily looks at the winners and losers of the local and international brands vying for the dynamic China market. Read MoreWatches Are the Luxury Segment to ‘Watch’ in 2022
A key question for luxury brands with a growing presence in mainland China is what Chinese consumers will spend more on in the year to come. Read More